Albuquerque Restaurants near SUB Theater
Albuquerque - University
Da Vinci’s Gourmet Pizza
Sun-Thurs: 8am-10pm
Fri-Sat: 8am-11pm
Sun: 8am-10pm (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: Pizza
You can get your "canvas" covered in any number of gourmet toppings, from ricotta cheese to roasted red potatoes. Or get your pie festooned in pepperoni. It’s great any way you slice it.
 | | | |  | 4.16 rating (25 votes) |
Duggan’s Coffee
Tue-Sat: 7am-2pm (hours can change without notice)
Cuisine: Coffee/Tea/Espresso
An upstart contender in the crowded UNM coffee-shop scene, this small, well-appointed space is great for cramming before finals or scarfing down a quick breakfast before school or a salad and a sandwich for lunch. So far, the main drawback seems to be that its location—wedged between a laundromat and a piñata store—is just about impossible to find. Fortunately, a new sign helps solve that problem.
Full review: Duggan’s Coffee ()
| | | | | 3.56 rating (15 votes) |
Green Joe Coffee Truck
Monday-Friday 7am-2pm Catering on the weekends (hours can change without notice)
$ • Vegetarian Available • Gluten-free available • Catering • Take Out / To-Go • Outdoor Patio • Smoking Permitted • Wireless Internet
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| | | | | 5 rating (1 vote) |
Kabab House
Cuisine: Middle Eastern
Don’t let the tacky Bud Light signs fool you (or the fact that the restaurant’s name is spelled three different ways on them). This cozy little cafe serves up some great and authentic Persian food. The titular kabobs are as good as you could hope for—especially the bone-in lamb—and the staff is friendly and eager to guide you to the best parts of the menu. Watch out for the salted yogurt drink doogh, though—Westerners might not be prepared for its pungency.
Full review: The Kabab House ()
| | | | | 4.67 rating (3 votes) |
O Ramen and Curry House
Mon: 11am-9pm
Tues-Fri: 11am-10pm
Sat: noon-10pm (hours can change without notice)
This University area restaurant takes advantage of whatever natural law it is that makes college students and ramen noodles a perfect culinary pairing. The ramen bowls come in three basic broths: chicken, veggie and the iconic, milky tonkatsu, made from boiled pork bones. It’s delicious, bolstering stuff and offered at a great price. Also, check out the Japanese microbrews!
| | | | | 1 rating (1 vote) |
